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Two people on a long canoe in a river. The woman in front, wearing yellow, is taking a selfie. The man behind wears a bucket hat.

Two people on a long canoe in a river. The woman in front, wearing yellow, is taking a selfie. The man behind wears a bucket hat.

Women in Conservation

Friends of Bonobos

Mar 19

A small boat floats on a calm river surrounded by dense green forest. Lush trees reflect on the water, creating a serene, peaceful scene.

A small boat floats on a calm river surrounded by dense green forest. Lush trees reflect on the water, creating a serene, peaceful scene.

Visiting Lola ya Bonobo Sanctuary

Friends of Bonobos

Mar 12

A bonobo at Lola ya Bonobo sanctuary uses a rock as a nut-cracking tool to while two other bonobos observe.

A bonobo at Lola ya Bonobo sanctuary uses a rock as a nut-cracking tool to while two other bonobos observe.

Lola Sanctuary: A Hot Spot for Important Bonobo Research

Jeannette De Wyze

Feb 24

Two bonobos face to face having sex.

Two bonobos face to face having sex.

Bonobo Behavior & Communication

Friends of Bonobos

Feb 19

Crypto Impact Report: How Crypto Donations Are Saving Bonobos

Crypto Impact Report: How Crypto Donations Are Saving Bonobos

Crypto Impact Report: How Crypto Donations Are Saving Bonobos

Friends of Bonobos

Nov 27, 2024

What can bonobos teach us about kindness?

What can bonobos teach us about kindness?

What can bonobos teach us about kindness?

Edward W. Hall

Sep 27, 2024

Nature’s Rainbow: Same-sex Behavior in Animals

Nature’s Rainbow: Same-sex Behavior in Animals

Nature’s Rainbow: Same-sex Behavior in Animals

David Cord

Aug 29, 2024

A love letter to our supporters - look at all you've done!

A love letter to our supporters - look at all you've done!

A love letter to our supporters - look at all you've done!

Friends of Bonobos

Jul 3, 2024

Aggressive Bonobos? We’re Sticking with ‘Hippie Ape’

Aggressive Bonobos? We’re Sticking with ‘Hippie Ape’

Aggressive Bonobos? We’re Sticking with ‘Hippie Ape’

Friends of Bonobos

May 8, 2024

Want a healthy diet? Eat more like a bonobo!

Want a healthy diet? Eat more like a bonobo!

Want a healthy diet? Eat more like a bonobo!

David Cord

May 1, 2024

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